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arivle123

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National saving minus private saving is equal to
 
  A) the government surplus.
  B) private disposable income.
  C) the current account deficit.
  D) interest on the government debt.

Question 2

Which of the goals pursued by policymakers in an open economy is desirable because can help reduce the volatility of economic activity?
 
  A) exchange-rate stability
  B) monetary policy independence
  C) free capital flows
  D) appreciation of the domestic currency



eliasc0401

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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